On 2008-04-01, mufurcz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After every system boot I am loosing the mysql server directory from /var/run,
> ergo the socket file from /var/run/mysql.
Ugh sorry, I should have read the rest of your mail...
> # ps -aux | grep mysqld
> root 10008 0.0 0.1 644 536 C0
On 2008-04-01, mufurcz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After every system boot I am loosing the mysql server directory from /var/run,
> ergo the socket file from /var/run/mysql.
You should be using mysqld_safe to start mysql, as per
/usr/local/share/doc/mysql/README.OpenBSD
Nico Meijer wrote:
Hi Mufurcz,
After every system boot I am loosing the mysql server directory
from /var/run, ergo the socket file from /var/run/mysql.
After every boot I have to kill manually the mysql processes and
restart the server process manually.
Have you read this? Contains some usef
Hi Mufurcz,
> After every system boot I am loosing the mysql server directory
> from /var/run, ergo the socket file from /var/run/mysql.
>
> After every boot I have to kill manually the mysql processes and
> restart the server process manually.
Have you read this? Contains some useful pointers.
Hi,
After every system boot I am loosing the mysql server directory from /var/run,
ergo the socket file from /var/run/mysql.
After every boot I have to kill manually the mysql processes and restart the
server
process manually.
It looks like (from the error log below) that mysqld_safe (when sta
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